Wright’s already missed a couple games, so there’s no chance to tie this record. And truthfully, we’d rather have him get some rest.

Hits: Lance Johnson, 1996, 2272006: Jose Reyes, 166

“1-Dog” had an awesome year in 1996. Even if Reyes gets a hit a game for the rest of the year he’d still fall about 30 knocks short of Johnson.

Doubles: Bernard Gilkey, 1996, 442006: Carlos Beltran, 36

Eight doubles in a month would be impressive, so Gilkey is probably safe. Wright finished 2 shy last year, and his slump probably put it on out of reach this season.

Triples: Lance Johnson, 1996, 212006: Jose Reyes, 16

Reyes is one away from his 2005 total, but asking him to hit five in a month is a tall order. But I think it’s safe to say Jose will lock this one up at some point in his career.

Home runs: Todd Hundley, 1996, 412006: Carlos Beltran, 39

This one could be over by sometime this week! Beltran’s 2006 total is already the third-best in team history – Strawberry did it in 1987 and 1988 – and is one behind Mike Piazza’s 40 from 1999.Base on balls: John Olerud, 1999, 1252006: Carlos Beltran, 75

Freaking Olerud! How did we let this guy go to Seattle?

RBI: Mike Piazza, 1999, 1242006: Carlos Beltran, 112

Beltran should take this one with the homer record by the end of next week, too.

Stolen bases: Roger Cedeno, 1999, 662006: Jose Reyes, 55

I expect Jose to purge Mr. Cedeno from the record books by the end of the season.

Since Trachsel has six starts max, we can say this one won’t be touched. And I’m OK with that, because I don’t we want to see Steve Trachsel ousting Tom Seaver from the record books. Actually, with people saying that 15 wins in the new 20, I’d even go far as saying this one’s safe forever. By the way, Seaver, like all Mets, got screwed out of the MVP Award that season.